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A House RANsACKED BY 4 BURGLAR.-Last night
about II 30 O'Clock, burglar effected an entrance
Into the house or Mr.. Julian L. Wright, 1902
Marion street northwest, by forcing the inside
blinds or a front window. After gathering to-
gether and piling on the dining table the silver
ware in the lower part Of the house the burglar
made his way 10 Mr.. Wrfght'S bedroom and ran
sacked the bureau, securing a 1ewelry case and
1ewelry and cabinet containing money and
valuable papers. In retracing his steps the burg
When MT. Wright reached the lower part Of the
mousse lie found he window open, and Immediately
under IL the cabinet, which had been wrenched
open by main force, and the jewelry scattered
over the Moor, but the money (sl01 was gone. The
roooeTy was at once reported to the police, who
have clues TO the criminal
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FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS

I.OR sAl.E-INO HORSES, ONE BLACK AND
4 the other baS gentle ami kind. Gil at stable go
last Capitol st, sg-st'
I.OR SALE-A FINE RIDING AND GOOb DRIy-
u ltg nurse. perfectly sound and gentle IT, seen
at Mt. Vernon stables. l2ti and sits. ssi-sG-
i'OR saba SET OF PLAT BOOKS. REAl rs
II tatc Directory ity Of Washington. Toy EaeltE
iat, vols, with Bugue's sub Liylsius up Janu-
srS, 1897, vols IN all vols. ia first-class cUndi-
ton ". Ii. LOMDERMILh & CO.
s9-3t lI2I Il.
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CHEAPEST EVER KNowN.-One hundred pairs
SWISS or TsInbOur Lace Curtains for So pair.
". b. Moses s. Son,
1ltn and SIS,
Furniture, Drapery and Carpet Establishment.
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r.1l ovEEco,rs. Eiseman Bros, TIN and E.

For Washington dressed beef go 70 Jno r. Kelly.
stalls G.,s 629 and G}O Center Market and 200 and
gus Northern Liberty. Corn beef q speciality.
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THE OLD MAN ExPLAINED.-Sam Boswell, an o,d
c0iOT6d III =, living in East Washington was be-
FORE the Police court to-day, charged BY Officer
Lewis with driving over sidewalk aid the court
give me chance 10 explain" IL don't see how
can excuse you when your team passed over the
Sidewalk "Well, II you give me a chance" said
the old man, "Iu tell you about it." "Step
around" said the judge. The old man told his
story TO the judge, and the court took his personal
bonds
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FGR SALE-6o0 boxes Sorrento and Palermo Lem
onS, late Mediterranean Steamers, Just received
at low prices Dy Harris Anderson, 921 louisiana
avenue.
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ONCE TRIED always used l. the verdict on Dr.
Blcknell's Diarrhra and Dv e1trrv syrup.
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Citizens AssOciatiOn. No. s.


VARIOUS MATTERS ACTED UPoS AT THE MEETING
LAST EVENING.
AT meeting OF Citizens Association, No g. last
evening" the committee on schools stated that sat
isfactory arrangements looking 10 the appoint
ment OF desirable teacher for the Mount Harn,I-
ton school pad been made. II was ordered that
the Commissioners De asked 10 mark the ter1nini
OF 81 street, Maryland avenue 18th street BEN
nings road. and the beginning Of the Bladensbury
ROAD THIS Is asked Tor In order that the space
formed by the intersection OF these streets and
the avenue may be improved. The delegate, TO
the representative committee were Instructed TO
ask that body that Congress he petitioned adopt
an amendment 10 the charter OF tue Columbia
street Railway. requiring that company TO put on
additional cars and have them run nearer To-
gether. The proposition TO have the Baltimore
and Ohio tracks enter the city below grade along
lin street esst met with disapproval, and 1t was
ourg ana enter the city owes the Baltimore and
Potomac bridge. Complaint was made OF the
near Sds ana sn ins @ars @ss
adopted providing that the discharge OF Firearms
Ds ,S Sy on IN tae county unless On places per
adopted resolutions asking for ten additional
!no0nted policemen for the county, and that the
the county.
WIFE's Bill FOR DrvoKcK-Almina ". Camp
oel has. % Mr.. j. Mob. Darlington, nled bill
against John W. Campbell for q divorce They
We're married April 2s 1874, and she charges that
On May -. 1880 he struck and beat her so that
she was compelled 10 leave him and seek refuge
with her mother, and he having threatened TO take
her life, she Is afraid 10 trust herself with him
She further charges that he Is living with one
Laura Spencer, by whom he has one child and
that for seven years be has completely ignored the
petitioner.
THE CASE OF GRAY AGA ISsT THE DrsrRrcr.-In the
case OF Gray against the District, 10 recover DOS
session or certain ground IN Mount Pleasant
Claimed 10 have been donated for street the de-
muTrer was overruied In the Equity Court to-day
anu time given 10 answer.
A NEW BUILDING AssOCIATIOS--A meeting was
heid a. 81 DoinlnlcS Hall last evening consider
the question OF organizing q new building aSSO-
citation IN south Washington The meeting WAS
trmporariiy organized by the election OF Mr..
DaLts4 shannon president and Mr.. j. j. Dermody
sCftsary. IL Vas decided 10 form an association
o. t!ie plan OF The homestead Association, which
L,tS oreh IN existence nearly seven years, and
A4t.i has met with great success. A committee,
SSo1sISunS oI k c. Campbell. II. W. Smith, T. j.
hysi RCDcrt Mcdonald, Henry WeX, j. j. Der
A-usit, anu DANIEL Shannon, was appointed 10 pre-
P'It CONSTITUTION and report In two weeks from
-. ~, Sl1ef which over 500 shares were sub
scIiDSd Tor by those present
>FASDARp-Iae Fun Dress are always uniform
- 4e-.u's; sDicherS can depend ON the quality
u - ev'uo Vi OF: maze being maintained at the
hIsnest standard. Try our new Wh1te-Caps
Sioss-Codntry and Latest English. All extra fine
AAnAeJ Aooaeco Co., New York--.4dut
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Condensed Locals.

Clarence Jaquette son of l. g. Jaquette OF the
QUarteTIndster Generals Department, fell yeSter-
u3y and fractured his lefj elbow.
AT a meeting OF the national executive com.
mitIee Of the united labor party last night A. f.
RefstOne rendered his resignation as Chairman,
and Col Lee Crdnda!l Was elected 10 the position.
Mr. Re1Stone was elected secretary.
Some fifty members OF 4, carson Post, G. \. P,
have announced their Intention OF gong to st.
Louis TO attend the grand encanpment.
At Carroll Hall last evening u branch OF /. c. b.
Union was OrganiZrG.
The COGcGGan Cadets. at a meeting held after
drill last nigh;, decided 10 attend The Centennial
Constitutional; celebration in phi adeiphia next
week An invitation 70 be th- guests OF the Silver
Spring Rifles, of that city, WAS accepted.
TIE body OF WEI Cant, colcred, was found yes
tsrday afternoon on the shore OF the Eastern
Branch, below AnacOStia, and was taken to his
late home At Hil.Sdale II Is supposed that he was
accidental, drowned
A dead colored infant was found yesterday on
Vtrginie avenue, between 22d and .3d streets
northwest.
During the twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock
this mo ming the police made eighty-six arrests.
The horse or Mr.. Frederick Douglass ran away
and capSiz-d the buggy at the corner OF 9th and
streets northwest, yesterday, throwing him out
The libel OF F. 4. Reed & Co., of Alexandria
against ths steamer Henry E Bishop has been dts
missed by complatnaatS.
The Butler Infantry Corps, 5th Battalion, C.
y g., marchsi 10 their new armo-y Green's HalD,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th
@. Moore, commanding D. q. n. g., was in waiting
aud delivered an address TO the corps, co;npn.
m6ntfng them on their record.
Those VINO leave the city during the summer can
have TIE STAR mailed 10 them for any length Of
time, al the rate OF so cents per month, and the
ADDRESS changed as often as desired. - The
requisite o1nolt Of money must IN each case ac
company The order
TEE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas Of the World
offered free 70 every new subscriber ror one year
20 the WEEKLY STAR. II IS 2 handsomely printed
Dooa or 19l pages, profuSey Illustrated, With more
than lOc colored maps aud diagrams. and contains
wealth OF general information. see advertise
ment In another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-09

BRIcKLAYERs COMING FROM BALTIMORE
Bricklayers' Union OF this city are arranging no
entertain the brtcklayers Of Baltimore here on the
10th instant picnic or festival Will be given at
the Sehuetzen Park. There VIII be a parade dur.
ing the day, In which IL Is expected that 500 from
Baltimore will join. The President Will be asked
to review the line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-09

Chicago Grocery Company, SOC 9TH st.,
offers Family Flour s5.4S bbl, sl39 4 Dbl, 1Oc !;
Dbl; Pat Process seas bbl., Sl.63 Dbl, SIC. i
Dbl. II
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MARRIAGE LICESSES.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 10 George f.
MOTIFS and Ida NJ. Naddeil: salnue. Z. DnEtas, OF
AieIandTla, Va, and Hattie hampton OF Fairfax
County. Va, Washington Lewis and Emily Har-
rfs, Ward Morgan. IT., ana Annie Ecn: Leaf ilia
Va
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Double Warp, ali-wooling, new patterns
i5c. Double Combination. 11th ST. Sc. =
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r OVER CEDAR POINT,

OVER CEDAR POINT.
WASHINGTON'S CONEY ISLAND
Excursion season opens June 10th and daily there.
after. Music Boating, Bathing Dancing. Fishing
Cheapest and best excursion out OF Washington. New
ana magni fast palace steamer Henry t. Bishop
will leave foot of 1th-street wharf daily at
ceTlSaturdays: returning arrive at 8 30 Dane
ing on boat Grand dress parade every afternoon
O'clock by the Washington Continentals. Good music
For special rates sunday schools aud organizations
should apply to
STEPHENSON BROS, 7th-street wharf
fOunQ-tr1p DUO Children. 2Oc. je1l-3
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All-Wo0l 2-ply Ingram, SIC. Double Com
liuatlOn. 18th ST s

The Schools are about to commence, and
mothers are now looking for good, serviceable
school Shoes for their children. We have made a
speciality Of Misses and Children's Solid Leather
goods, and have some marveIOusly good valued
goods In order TO close out the following three
lots will sell
Lot 1. Misses solid kid, spring heel, button, 81
pairs, 93c; reduced from 81. %.
Lot 3 Misses solid pebble goat, button, heels or
spring heels As pairs, a3c. reduced from $l.25.
Boys high cut, button, or lace, s1.13.
Have just received another lot OF those ladies'
hand-sewed dongola button, at 1925.
Ladie, Kid Or goat, box toe button, 80 pairs, re-
duced from $l.15 to $1.13
Mems bOX-toe or French toe, button, laced or
congress, price 81; offered at 1857
500 Pairs boys and youths school Shoes, Gle.
TO avail yourself OF these prices call early
NEW STANDARD SHOE HOUSE,
Sl4 : TIL st., bet, IL and StS
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Splendid Quality New Rag Carpet, 25c
Double combination 18th st. Sc 2


'Hers--year old Whisky, 81 gal, or soc. OF.
7-year old Rye, s3 gal. or Use. ut.
4-year old Brandy, 81 gal, or soc. OF.
7-year old Brandy, s3 gal, or 75c. ct.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
An,usen,enrs Tonight,

HARRIS BIJoU THEATER.-"Keep II Dark"
kERNsNs THEArER--"Little jack Shepp ard
and Variety
PASoRAMA BCILpING.-Battle OF Bull Run.
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Double Warp Ingram Carpet, Csc
Double combination, 18th st. Sc

Chicago Grocery Company, SOC 9TH II.
of1ers-l'ure Cider Vinegar 25c gallon,
Pure Wine Vinegar, SIC gallon.
Full assortment OF Spices for preserving,
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TALL OvERcoATs Eiseman Bros, 7th and E.
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Capitol Hill school Items.
Misses and Boys School Shoes at 15c
Boys Buff Button, 3 to 81, at $l2O.
Children'S Lace School Shoes at Coo
Youths Tipped Wear-re>lsters at CSC
Boys Knee Pants and Polo Caps at 25c.
We close at Z D. N.
FERD. FRANK, 331 and 333 Penn'a ave. g. e.,
1 Capitol Hin.
DO Not Fail to call for cheap Carpets. Double
Combination, 18th st. Sc
Fine COJOred Seamless Socks, pr. csc. at
Auerpacns Furnishing and Machine rooms, 7th&H.
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1SGRowISG NAILS Te!nOTed without pain, 81
cents each; corns -, ut neasons, AIS 18th st.n.w
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Ingram Carpet, l6hc. Double Combtna-
~
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MT. VERNON,
MI TOMB
OF WASHINGTON
Under the auspices of the LADIES' MT VERNON
ASSOCIATION.
The New, Fast and Elegant Steamer
". W. CORCORAN
built Expressly for this Route)
Capt. l.. L. Blake.
Steamer will make trips daily to Mt VERNON
and MARSHALL HALL. during the entire week.
commencing MONDAY. September 9TH. 1887
Boat leaves her wharf foot of 7th 10 a. and
p IL. Returning arrives in Washington at 3:45 and
and 5: 80 D. IL.
Families wishing to can enjoy the entire day at Mt
Vernon or Marshall Hall.
These trips made special for the benefit of men,
bers and visitors OF the Medical Congress in
s5-1w
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CITY ITEMS.
Special Prices at the oriole, seq 9TH,

Saturday an: M1:l.lav, - ,,fz,lAs- 10 s...d L.
Fi;' 9iGck .i:ssst, w:ih e9sj-hsrk. az: iUe ALL
Wool jerseys, c"at-eacE, tSc. a.,-woo black joy
Sey, cream vest f-o2:, Co<t-bayk ar:uai watt
$3.50. SATURDAY ans Mo::':sF cnsy si.25; Bre.oCat
Jersey, upper haf pica:s- cost-ha,s, s,..,, worth
Z, s. and Toe. per "a; al c3lO,, cashu.crc, l.Hc.
per I'd; double-wi'ith plaid Dress Goods, :,ft..
worth Soc; ga Sheeltng, lac; red ara blue Twill
Kramer, 23 and pc. per I'd; childTen's Under
shirts, 12h, II, 10, and 25c, according % Size;
ladies' Vests 25c. better Quality 80 and 49c.; all
Wool ladies' red Vest OR Drawers, 7Sc.; Inning
Cambria, &C.; Siesia, SIC.
GENTS FURNISHINGS AT THE oR1oLE, 500 7rH,
Saturday and Monday
Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers Csc: much
heavier, 35 and 800; our best goods tailor-made,
Drawers, Csc; red wool UndershirtS or Drawers
69c boys blue flannel Bicycle Shirts 69c; heavy
Merlno lnderShirtS or Drawers 80 and 400; seam
less Socks pair for 15c.; Linen collars 3 for
2oc.; Guns, = pair Csc; boys Suspenders, 1Oc. !;
mems Suspenders, 15c. /
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THE NATIONAL TRADE OF PLUMBERS CONVENTION
At the convention OF the National Trade OF Plumb
follows: JAS. Crotty, Of New York, master work.
man; Jno. Fr1eary. OF New York, worthy foreman
A. L. Wright, OF Brooklyn, recording secretary
David KirEwood, q BROOKLYN, treasurer. Mr. Crotty
was also elected to the position OF organizer OF the
association. with Instructions 10 travel through
out the country and organize lodges OF plumbers
TO be attached 10 the national organization. The
matter concerning the employing OF apprentices
was left In the hands OF the executive Committee
The New York plumbers who, after the great
strike in that city. lett the national association
will be asked to return to the fold.
THE WEBSTER DEBATING SOCIErY.-The Webster
Literary and Debating Society has resumed its
sessions for the year. and will meet every Friday
evening at 80 O'Clock In the rooms at the West
ern Presbyterian church III street between 10Th
and Goth streets northwest recently refitted for
its use. A year Of profit and pleasure is conf
IDENTIFY expected: All young men interested In
literary work Will be cordially welcomed at the
meetings OF the society.
THE RIGGS MARKET BUILDING ENLARGEp-The
Riggs market building on street, between 14th
and 18th streets, has been almost entirely rebuilt
and enlarged by Mr.. b. ID. Drane contractor and
comfortable structure than formerly. The old
frame work has been replaced by brick walls In
which large windows are inserted, and fish house
has been erected separate from the main building
There have been fourteen additional stalls added.
The company controlling the market have made
new lease. Mr.. D Cronin Is the president and su-
per1ntendent. The company Is composed of j.
Young, John II. Rupert, John vogt and MT
CrOntn.
THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
offered free to every subscriber for one year to
the WEEKLY STAR. 1t Is Il handsomely printed
book OF l91 pages. profusely illustrated with more
than 100 colOred maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth Of general Information. See advertise
ment In another column.
CUTTING AFFRAY.-Annie Gray Richard Gray
and Lizzie Harrison, were charged. In the Police
Court to-day, with having assaulted Barbara Ar.
thur in Clicks alley yesterday. TWAS shown that
u knife was used by the first named on Barbara
and she was slightly cut. The court sentenced
the two Grays to six months each and dismissed
the other.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c

GREATEST NOVELTY OF THE SEASON
~
RIVER VIEW.
DOUBLE TOURNAMENT AND BALL,
For Pro: esslonal and Amateur Knights
ON TUESDAY. SEPT. l3. 1887.
Steamer Mary Washington will leave her wharf foot
OF 9TH street at 9::sO IN. and PM; leaving Gies
boro' at 9:45; Shepherds at 10, and Alexandria at
10 10 Am. and Z PIN.
Tickets, round trip, 25c
SIT E. S. RANDALL. Captain.
nA1LY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS
Steamer ExcE1 SION Mo SS69E.vs wrnNpsn.ys
and FRIDAYS. and Steamer GEORGE LEARY TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS,
at "a: 30 p. H., from 9TH street wharf.
Returning, leave Norfolk daily, except MONDAYS.
At 30 F. from Boston wharf. Exclusive connec-
ton with Boston and Providence steamers Connect
also with steamer Ariel Tor Richmond steamers for
New York. and all steam aud railroad lines for the
South. Secure rooms and tickets at gig and 1851
Pennsylvania and at Knox Express, who will also
check bagghse FROM hotels aud residences Telephone
No. 145-3 WI. 2. WEIGH, Supt. and Gen Agt au3
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Chicago Grocery Company, sos 9TH st.,


sells Granulated Sugar 6Ac., A Sugar &c.
Light Brown sugar &C. Cut Sugar &c. Id.
We have the best :s5c. Coffee ever offered.
our 3Oc. Java Coffee guaranteed pure.
Try our Java and Mocha mixtures for 33c.
Chicago Grocery Teas are celebrated for flavor.
Good Black and Green Tea a5c. per Id.
Fine Oolong or Gunpcwder Tea. soc. per h.
Fine English Breakfast or japan, soc. per 10.
Finer Oolong or Gunpowder Tea 75c. per ID.
Finest Oolong or Gunpowder Tea 81 per 10.
Chicago Grocery Company, 500 TIN st. n. ".
AIl-wool 2-ply Ingram, 5sc. Double Com
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BOYS. get one OF Ham 5 kites.
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SIASDtRp-The Fun Dress are always uniform
- 4..utt SDicAcrS can depend ON the quality
y, a. soodS Ol Ou- make being maintained AT the
n4s nest STANDARD: Try our new White-Caps,
SI.S ana Latest English. All extra nne
AAALeJ Aoo1Cco Co., New York--.AdrL
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Bay RIDGE
ON THE CHESAPEAKE
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
The most complete in all its appointments Of any
SETON Chesapeake Bay Potomac River.
bpienulu Music by the Naval Academy Banl
IlkS1-CLASS RESTAURANT
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FALL ovEKcoArs. Eisenan Bros, 9Th and E.
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XsaZOrs sharpened and Dog Collars engraved
free. Waiford 4S7 Pa. ave. 9l2I416
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NCTH1NG FxcEFDs A SILENT WHITE SEWING
IN MACHINE. Acknowledged by experts the finest
machine extant for lgLtness Speed Perfect
sue and sect. J; i MokENNY, Sole Agent 457sth
Agent for Halls foruIs Tor Drxplng Dressed PricA
$500. Also Universal Patterns. la
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I OOk! LOOK! LOOK.
LAST CHANCES OF THE SEASON AT RIVER
VIEW.
STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON.
Two last SUNDAYS, September l lth and 18Th. Two
trips, 1870 a. NJ and 8 D. IN. Tickets, pc.
Two last WEDNESDAY s. september 9TH and 14th
49, Two trips. i. and $50 y. III. Tickets. pc.
Two last Family Days. SATURDAY, September 10th
and II til. Leave 1ua. H., return 53U p. IL. Tickets
Toe.
Prot. ProctOr's last Dancing School Reunion SATCR
DAY Et EN1NG, September 10th, leaving . d Bop
In. Tickets, 25c.
So. f s. RANDALL. CAPTAIN
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The CASE OF GRAY AG AISST THE Drsrgrcr-In the
case OF Gray against the District TO recover Dos
session or certain ground IN Mount Pleasant
claimed 10 have been donated for street the de-
inusrer was overruied In the Equity Court to-day
AND TINE giVeE 10 answer.
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AII-WOOl 3-ply Ingram, 75c Double Com
bination, 18th ST. Sc.
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Drink the ssQuecn Of Becrs,,
II you want to save doctors bills. The health OF
your entire family VIII be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, 12O6 ID street northwest.
IS cents per dozen. GIN
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

3ol to 323S d st. Sc 40
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bib. .rs ...........l,5 800
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TIL, 4rs ...........l.3 200
los. no Bounds,yst.
NV, b.h-. FRS. 49,. 300
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$50 for a Durable Guild Suit Eiseman Bros
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in y 10. ''Ward" prints 4Oc per 10.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermik; sweet MIX
DC. per quart.
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Hest Quality Hue Flannel shirts at
Aueroach,S Furnishing and Machine rooms 7th6H

Hemp Carpet, 12Hc. Double Combination,
18th st. Sc.
Elegant Line ScarTs. rev Fail STYLES 25c at